an elderly man loading groceries into his car was killed after a car ran a red light and caused a multi vehicle crash on the north side. a community takes action to remove a youth baseball coach after they learned he was convicted of killing a chicago police officer with a bat in 1988. and a suburban softball team's chance encounter with the president gets them some unexpected perks. good morning. i'm dan ponce. and i'm erin mcelroy. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. tim is here for demetrius. >> were starting off with more of the same to date. temperatures in the '50s and '60s. cooler than average. it's 59 in waukegan. 62 at o'hare. skies are clear. we have some light patchy fog. few sprinkles

r fizzling out across southern wisconsin. we will have some son of the clouds will buildup in the action we may have some showers. it's going to be warmer today at 82. 80s all the way through saturday. as chance of showers is moral but even then they will be scattered. hal is the committee looking? >> bling closures on the jane addams were from earlier this morning all part of the extensive resurfacing project that will be in place for some time. the to have some hot pockets of construction to break down for you along with a quick peak of your travel times in just a few minutes. charges are pending against the person responsible for a multi- vehicle crash that killed an elderly man on the north side. 71-year-old frank kiley was loading groceries into the trunk of his car at sheridan and balmoral yesterday morning, when he was hit and pinned against his car. witnesses say the driver of the

other car was speeding and ran a red light, causing a chain reaction crash that included a c-t-a bus. four people were taken to the hospital, including kiley's girlfriend. >> i was on the sidewalk helping him he is so old. i was helping him and then suddenly i heard loud explosion. >> it's very good man. very good to me. he loved me very much. >>the victim had a son who lives in connecticut. six board members of a youth baseball league have resigned in the controversy over a convicted cop who was coaching children. members of the officer's family and several active chicago police officers attended a contentious meeting last night. dean chavez has resigned as coach. he was one of four men convicted in the beating death of officer john mathews in 1988. mathew's son says what's important is that the league continue for area kids... with appropriate oversight.

>> i want to make a short background checks are properly conducted. appropriate role models are put in place for these kids that is number one for communities everywhere. we had a great showing of support. more than we expected. it's wonderful to know the people still care about what happens to the families of fallen officers because as a victim you are a victim for the rest of your life. >>the league's new board will be named by 10th ward alerman john pope. chavez told us he will not get involved in coaching kids again. an eight-year fight to get some critical documents released, now reveals hundreds of serious complaints against chicago police officers. patrick elwood is live at police headquarters with more. >> for almost 10 years the city fought to keep concealed the names of some of the most corrupt officers. court battle after court battle and now suddenly it has all changed. after spending years fighting the lawsuit that sought to shed light on who were the most

corrupt officers, the city has reversed and is releasing the list of 662 police officers who had the most citizen complaints. what we have learned is the worst offenders came from one the most scandal-plagued units of officers called the special operations section. as 0 s led by the now imprisoned police officers and again and pereira who would routinely abused and rob citizens for their own financial gain. they were responsible for more than 200 complaints the unit is now disbanded. a lawsuit was filed to get these documents public they are indicative of a bigger problem. >> example of a broken system where the city has multiple opportunities, years before these men were indicted and convicted to stop them or to intervene and correct their

behavior through a corporate discipline. >> he said it was very rare that any complaint was ever upheld. virtually all which a few exceptions were ruled unfounded, exonerated or not sustained. the point of order here at the police union the fought to keep these records from going public. >> thousands of documents that were just released reveal hundreds of complaints against chicago three weeks after a flight attendant was found murdered her daughter has been charged. shoes found in the truck or car. police say she had a stormy relationship with her daughter. the boyfriend was charged with the murder two weeks ago. police

have issued a community alert in the chatham neighborhood on the south side after a 16-year-old girl was sexually assaulted. it happened at 75th and saint lawrence avenue monday night. the victim was reportedly walking home when a man approached, forced her into an alley and assaulted her. police are asking anyone with information to call them. the republican-controlled house approved a resolution authorizing speaker john boehner to sue president obama. repbulicans claim the president exceeded his powers in enforcing his health care law. the vote was split down party lines. no democrats voted in favor of the resolution. five republicans also opposed it. the lawsuit will be filed. several organizations are a but evacuating workers from three west african countries, where an ebola outbreak has gotten worse. the peace corps announced yesterday, it is temporarily removing more than 3-hundred volunteers from liberia, sierra leone and guinea. the decision came after two corps volunteers came in contact with someone who later died from the virus. they've been placed in isolation as a precaution. the virus has infected more than 12-hundred people in five months, and killed more than half of those ... including a man from minnesota who was

visiting his sister. >> she was ill and he helped care for her so he contracted it that way. they didn't know it was ebola. they thought it was a malaria. if he had known he would have taken better precautions. >>liberia has shut down all of its schools, closed some borders and may quarantine several communities. meanwhile, the c-d-c issued an alert to health care providers in the u-s to be on the lookout for patients returning from west africa. that was the scene as a c-n-n reporter described the latest violence in gaza. an airstrike hit an outdoor market, less than a mile away. earlier, a u.n. refugee shelter was hit, and 20 people died. the u.n. condemned the attack and blamed israel. but the u.n. also condemned we have notified the israeli army 17 times over precise coronets because you wanted to be protected as a told them to

refer 3000, 300 people in that facility. this happened just hours before the fatal shelling. >> the un also condemned hamas for storing its *weapons at u.n. facilities, and turning them into israeli targets. yesterday, israel observed a four-hour unilateral cease- fire, to give palestinian citizens a chance to seek shelter. to date, 14 hundred people have died in the israel-hamas fighting. the chicago city council voted to hike telephone fees. a typical land line or cellphone account will cost about a dollar and a half per month extra. the extra money will support the city's 9-1-1 emergency phone system. and mayor emanuel says the extra revenue will help the city close a deficit in its pension funding. >> we avoided a property tax increase. we secured the pension of working men and women we introduced an increase to the minimum wage to help people achieve the middle class. >> is not a done deal yet,the mayor's plan to phase in a 13- dollar-an-hour wage was sent back to a council committee for further review.

the council also set rules for where medical marijuana may be sold. aldermen wanted to hide dispensaries on the outskirts of the city... but state law won't allow it. pot dispensaries could wind up in busy shopping centers, if they get zoning approval. as expected, aldermen voted to rename water tower plaza in honor of jane byrne, the city's only woman mayor. they went to kansas city looking for some base hits and a little bar-be-cue... but a local girls softball team got a lifetime memory too. dinner with the leader of the free world. the glenview titans were at the legendary arthur bryant's rib joint when president obama... who knows a thing or two about barbeque... walked in. the girls started taking selfies with the president in the background and before they knew it, they were hanging with the commander in chief. >> we got to talk to him. he was so nice we heard all about what he was doing. >> just being there to experience it with them, you will never forget it the rest of

your days. >>the team was planning to get tickets for a kansas city royals game while in town. when royals management heard about their influential new friend, they provided free tickets and let the girls play on the field before the game. and to think they almost missed it and went to mcdonald's ... >> good morning. starting off mild and pleasant. cooler than average. weather boat shows the rain downtown. the dew points are still comfortable at 58. sixties in lincoln park. a bit cooler in places like kenosha. mid-50s in aurora at the airport. the seven days forecast shows 82 degrees today only spotty showers possible this afternoon. better chance tomorrow 82 for the high. back into the lease on saturday. maybe it widely scattered thunderstorms the weekend. warmer on tuesday back up to 85.

that's a look at the weather. >>coming up ... our wgn investigation: blues highway. tracking the gun used to kill an off duty chicago police officer to a small town in mississippi. plus -- a scary moment on an interstate in massachusettes....the object that came flying at the vehicle. you won't believe these photos. and later -- taking action to help kids with allergies stay safe at school. a new law here in illinois.

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than a thousand guns seized in chicago came from mississippi. so mark suppelsa and wgn investigates headed south to trace the flow of guns. >> it's a sweltering summer night down in the mississippi. but the folks to gather around the courthouse square dancing to mind. the streets are blocked off leaving the kids free to run around. it could be in norman rockwell picture with flags waving and dogs grilling. we had it to the small town in search of michael elliott. >> heavy seen michael elliott? you see, he made a deal with the devil for a lousy $100 he agreed to buy a gun in his hometown of

mississippi for another man in chicago. eventually it ended up in the hands of the robber who shot and killed a chicago cop. >> never in a million years to add things somebody would walk around the corner and shoot my son. >> tom and carol saw tom jr. gun down right in front of the home. four men wanted his motorcycle and a two-time barack war veteran could not survive his own neighborhood. that gun did not come from chicago's mean streets, it was bought 600 mi. away at this country corner store in the middle of nowhere. it may be hard to believe, but these southern towns made famous in the blues highway arnelle a pathway for guns to the north. wgn made the trip. we came down here to mississippi to the pawnshop. we wanted to ask the owner of the shop what he thought about a gun from his

place being involved in the killing of a chicago police officer. you see, the shop was sued to force them to make changes. now the videotape gun sales but not much else has changed. all you need in mississippi is a clean record and a driver's license or as many as you want in gun spirit by the way, eddie was not there. we continued our search for michael elliott, the guy who bought the gun. his sister says he always hangs at a well-known bluesed strip called the alley. >> does anybody know michael elliott? >> in a town that prides itself on the when everybody's business, >> no luck? >> no one seemed to know where he was. finally, this girl in the pink shirt new. she led us to the mother of his children. it turns out, he is back in prison.

>> do you miss him? >> of course. >> his wife has not--his life has not been easy. six months in jail lying seen the gun was for him enough for gangbangers. he made the deal will his daughter was dying from a brain tumor that he was burned in a propane house explosion. now a parole violation has and back behind bars. >> with all that has gone on what makes you happy? >> we're still here. >> tommy's mother and father are not as lucky. >> he was the perfect son. i was the proud of him. he was everything i expected a son to be and more. >> one gun from one little town changed a lot of lives. >>a frightening scene at a shopping center in san diego, as a small plane crashed in the parking lot. an 80-year-old woman died in the crash.

she and a 52-year-old woman were the only occupants of the plane. the pilot was practicing take- offs and landings at a nearby airfield... she's in the hospital. san diego firefighters say the woman did a remarkable job in bringing the plane down without hitting any buildings or cars. it was a very close call for the passenger of a car in massachusetts, when an object fell off a truck and went through the windshield. but it wasn't just any object ... it was an ax! it came off a landscaping truck directly in front of the car ... and got lodged in the dashboard. no one was hurt. the driver of the truck was issued a 2-hundred dollar ticket for improperly securing his cargo. that is a loolike today. got and buy a lottery ticket. >> i guess it's all about perspective. >> here are the current temperatures. it's 54 degrees, cooler in kankakee. this morning we're cool but it will warm up

this afternoon. light wind out there it is allowing some patchy fog but not causing any problems. a few sprinkles are fizzling out but we're basically clear. like the last few mornings, we should start off with some sunshine it's just an unstable enough for warm air to surface and so widely scattered showers may be an isolated storms is what we are seeing around 3:00 p.m.. it dissipates during the evening that we could see them develop again tomorrow afternoon. we have a better chance tomorrow of an actual thunderstorm. 82 degrees today. despite a sharp. better chance for scattered showers or storm of tomorrow. cooler on saturday cooler along the lakefront today. but saturday's high of 80 degrees is a chance of a scattered storm. >> good morning. and letting in no it's 45 minutes from now we will see that bridge deck work

that has been happening from 55 to lead retract it will be picked up. that it has impacted state street ramp. all that should be in recovery mode. looks like we're still dealing with intermingling closures. this is a rally street happening in both directions all part of the resurfacing work they're doing to that long stretch of construction. it should be picked up no later than 530. >> coming up, why streaming service on netflix could soon be getting an upgrade. plus -- a surprising discovery found 20 feet below the world trade center site. details on what was unearthed during construction. and brandon marshall says j. cutler has an alter ego. will tell you the name. >> the selfie craze continues. the custom maps and gadgets to help you take better pictures. what is this? we will tell you coming up.

it was back to work for the bears. you know they're getting ready to hit somebody else which happens a week from friday against the eagles. 10,000 people watching practice thursday. kyle long hopes to be out saturday clear to go after a

nasty oral infection. michael irvin and chatting it up with the bears great receiver group. these guys are good but only as good as their quarterback and cutler is getting lots of love from printed marshall and others. >> it's a different person. i don't know this new j cutler's. maybe his new name is joshua or something. >> it's a totally different guy. with: joshua cutler. that's what the jay stands for. >> eyes and where did he end up? he said ndp in the league. i said that is high praise right there. just take it off the top but they're taken off the shelf and put him up there. but that's the way he sees it. >> going for two in a row against the first place tigers. bad start that outcome. hunter,

first inning single to center field and cabrera is in their free 2-0 lead. and it gets worse. still first inning to on, there's a ball game right there. a punching bag in the first, even though he extended his hitting streak, the sox take a beating in detroit same two teams are back at it and noon today here and wgn. that's sports. >>a mixed day for stocks on wall street. the dow lost 31 points. but the nasdaq was up 20 the s and p added a fraction of a point. netflix and a-t-and-t have struck a deal to boost streaming speeds for on-line movie watching. netflix decided to pick-up some of the bill for faster streaming by connecting directly to a-t- and-t, rather than using a third party to deliver its service. the subscription service reluctantly reached similar deals with comcast and verizon earlier this year, amid a public spat over who was responsible for sluggish speeds. we're learning more about a shipwreck, discovered in a most

unusual place. the wooden skeleton of an 18-th century ship turned up in new york, 20 feet underground, as construction workers rebuilt the site of the world trade center disaster. now, an examination of tree rings from the ship's hull concludes, it was built in philadelphia around 1773 -- from the same type of wood used to build parts of independence hall, where the constitution and the declaration of independence were signed. to get all that? >> was jimmy hoffa in there as well? >> let's in our next 30 minutes. >> return of cooler than average but quiet. looking for a high of around 82. in widely scattered showers is possible this afternoon. it will be a rainout by any means. warmer weather in the seven days forecast. house traffic? >> a few items we have up there right now that could cause you to slow down a bit. outbound at

jackson on ramp closed until 5:00. try to get the construction out of the way in the early-morning hours. was that jane addams this closure is intermittent claim closures just too left lanes are out until 5:00. watch for extra delays until they pick that up. the rest of the numbers and are looking good. >>there's more to come in our next half-hour. an illinois congressman heads to the texas mexico border to find out what's really going on as immigrant children try to cross into the united states. plus -- a new study ranks this year's most unhealthy restaurant meals. and -- the feud between justin bieber and orlando bloom intensifies after their fight in a nightclub. what justin bieber has done now.

complaints against chicago police finally made public. now what was found in those thousands of documents. and what's being done to try and contain the deadliest ebola outbreak in history. plus, governor quinn takes action to protect students with allergies while they are in school. good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm erin mcelroy. let's go to tim mcgill for a check of the weather.

>> only changes are a few degrees warmer today. we're still kind of cool today. downtown we have our mildest readings. los '60s in lincoln park. it's cooler in places like kenosha. 54 at the airport in aurora. 55 right now in griffith. skies are clear. lots of sun early today. as the day goes on it gets unstable we have clouds pop up later this morning may be widely scattered showers. it's warmer friday. a fairly dry and mild and warm weekend. 80 degrees saturday the warmest day in the next week is tuesday at 85. >> sat down 57 has ongoing road work that could cause some slow pockets for drivers this morning. starting at 111 going

to 127 taking of the far left lane until 6:00 a.m.. over to the bridge-repair, this is going from 55 to lakeshore drive. it looks like it is scheduled to open again in about 30 minutes. will see that state street ramp reopened. everything else is moving along pretty well. or are to break that down for you with your next traffic hit in a few minutes. >> charges are pending against the person responsible for a crash that killed an elderly man on the north side. 71-year-old frank kiley was loading groceries into his car at sheridan and balmoral yesterday morning, when he was hit and pinned against his car. witnesses say the driver of the other car was speeding and ran a red light, causing a chain reaction crash that included a c-t-a bus. three weeks after a united airlines flight attendant was murdered in gary, her *daughter has been charged with killing her mother. de-carol cain's body was found in the trunk of a car... beaten, stabbed, and wrapped in plastic. police say alyssa barrett had a

stormy relationship with her mother. barrett's boyfriend da-marius wren was charged with cain's murder, two weeks ago. an eight-year fight to get some critical documents released, now reveals hundreds of serious complaints against chicago police officers. patrick elwood is live at police headquarters with more. >> good morning. for almost 10 years the city fought to keep him in the names of some of the most corrupt cops on the force. now all of that has changed. after spending years and years of fighting lawsuits that sought to shed light on who were the most complaints against officers, the city under the new administration has reversed field and is releasing the list of 662 police officers who had the most citizen complaints. what we have learned is the worst offenders came from one of the most scandal-plagued unit of police officers called the

special operations second section. s zero s was led by the now increasimprisoned police ofs who routinely robbed citizens for their own financial gain. 200 complaints against them. that unit under the direction of klein has been disbanded. a lawsuit was filed to make the documents public. it's indicative of a bigger problem. >> it's an example of a broken system where the city has multiple opportunities, years before these guys were indicted and convicted to stop them or to intervene and corrected the behavior through corporate discipline. >> he went on to say it was very rare that any complaint was ever upheld. a virtually all with few exceptions were found on

founded, exaggerated or not sustained. chicago police union fought to keep these records private. back to you. >> two people now charged in the shootings of a woman and her daughter during an attempted robbery in hammond. the woman from west suburban addison was lured to hammond on sunday by facebook communications with someone offering to sell several cell phones. police say joseph pleasure and alan ross junior met the car in an alley. the woman became suspicious and when a suspect announced a robbery, tried to drive away. >> one of the suspects came up and threatened her saying if you try to leave you will be shocked. she turned the car on any way and she tried to get away. the shots rang out. >>police were able to track pleasure through the facebook messages. he reportedly confessed and led investigators to ross, the trigger man. both face attempted murder and other charges.

israel is calling up another 16 thousand soldiers for its campaign to destroy hamas terror tunnels in gaza. andrew spencer reports, the fighting continues to put the lives of palestinian citizens in jeopardy. >> just as a ambulances arrived after explosions near a street market in northern gaza, the photographer for the palestinian news agency was reportedly among the injured. the shelling continued. explosions also hit the united nations school on wednesday. >> with salt the shelves when they hit. shrapnel was falling like rain. i was so scared the school filled with smoke. we had to put water into our eyes just to see. >> one of several u.s. schools used as shelters where shells had hit or fallen near in the last few days. israel says some of the attacks are the result of of mosses arab rocket fire.

the idea can claims more and 200 rockets fired have landed in gaza since the start of the latest round in the middle east. the defense forced focuses much of its attention on tunnels like this one which militants used to sneak under israel's border. explosions killed three soldiers as the uncovered a tunnel entrance into a home in southern gaza. a moss says the fighters have lord fighters inside the house booby trapped with itt's. the death toll, more than 60 israeli soldiers resilience. according to gus the health officials, more than 1300 palestinians of which the un estimates 70-80 percent are civilians caught in the violence. workers from several organizations are evacuating three west african countries, where an ebola outbreak has gotten worse. the peace corps is temporarily removing more than 3-hundred

volunteers from liberia, sierra leone and guinea. two corps volunteers came in contact with someone who later died from the virus. they've been placed in isolation as a precaution. the virus has infected more than 12-hundred people in five months. more than half of those people have died, including a man from minnesota who was visiting his sister. >> she was ill and he helped take care of her. he got that way. they didn't know it was ebola. they thought it was a malaria. he would have taken better precaution if he had known. >>liberia has shut down all of its schools, closed some borders and may quarantine several communities. the c-d-c issued an alert to health care providers in the u- s to be on the lookout for patients returning from west africa. ukraine's military announced a one-day cease-fire, to allow international experts full access to the site where malaysia airlines flight 17 crashed two weeks ago. ukraine's anti-terrorist operation said today that the military will not take offensive action, but it will respond to any direct attacks.

it comes amid reports rebels in eastern ukraine have planted landmines along the roads leading up to the wreckage. fighting between government troops and pro-russian separatists have kept international investigators from accessing the site for four days. illinois congressman luis gutierrez is among a dozen lawmakers visiting south texas today and tomorrow to assess the situation where tens of thousands of children illegally crossed the border. the bi-partisan group is expected to visit the border patrol's station in mcallen and lackland air force base from which many of the children are flown to other stations for processing. gutierrez is a member of the house hispanic caucus and has been a vocal champion for immigration reform. governor quinn signed a new law allowing more school workers to administer emergency injections to someone having a life- threatening allergic reaction. trained school employees and volunteers will now be allowed to give epinephrine injections to students or visitors. previously, only nurses could do it. but, not all schools have them. illinois attorney general lisa madigan, who pushed for the law, says at least 25-percent

of first-time allergic reactions occur in schools. >> we strongly in courage not just teachers and administrators, but other volunteers and parents to learn how to do this because it's something we want people to know how to do in school. >>the new law also allows students to carry and administer their own epinephrine injections, with parental consent. the c-d-c says one in 25 children have at least one food allergy. >> a man in texas was having a bad day and then it got worse. check out of the video. he's standing behind his car while officers ran his information. in car crashes right into his car. the driver said he spilled his soda and was bending down to pick it up when he sideswiped the car. >> i knew it had a good amount of damage. >> did you want to cry? >> i did. absolutely did. i

can't live. i sure did. >> to to want to cry was the reporter's question? the police officer felt so bad that he let him go for just speeding. the man was grateful because it will cost $5,000 to have his car fixed. >> tissue cried when you saw that? >> it made me cry. clear and cool and quiet out there this morning. cooler than average. 59 degrees in waukegan. 64 at midway. mainly clear skies. a few showers dying out across southern wisconsin. nothing going on in indiana. we do have some sunshine out there there's enough cooler air go where it could heat up and the clouds could pop up. with a few spotty showers were seeing the be around two or 3:00. and then i think it will dissipate and have more showers and punishment

could develop tomorrow afternoon. the better chance of thunder is tomorrow. many spotty showers today. much of the day will be cloudy. can't rule out a shower. pleasant tonight. and in the next three days 82 greece. not a rainout. a mix of colors and son saturday. maybe scattered storm around 80. we have one or whether coming up next week. >> still had a look at what's trending. this year's most on health the restaurant meals. >> and was told about the fight between justin bieber and orlando bloomer. now the feud has spilled onto social media.

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as if giving you cash isn't good enough... a canadian bank has gone a step further with it's atm's. it's turned them into automated *thanking machines, giving gifts to loyal customers. t-d canada trust has been surprising clients with the talking machines, that dispense personalized items like baseball tickets, flowers and other goodies. >> check it out. >> with got something for you. something's about to come out. two big banks for your kids. you are a famous customer look on the other side. >> i like it for to be the genie from the bigger venture. >> the genie? now i remember.

minutest says a receipt overdraft of funds. >> another nice one today. a mix of clouds and son. average temperatures in the low 80s. most of the day is dry. downtown we are in the mid-60s. 64 in lincoln park. the skies are clear. sun early on. clouds will pop up early. the widely scattered showers at 82. mainly dry with highs of around 80 degrees. >> going right back to the jane addams where we had this link closures early this morning. these and a longer happening but we did have two left lanes out until 5:00. and a single lane down until 6:00. o'hare is bound road work stretch from early park to roselle taking out the far left lane until 6:00. traffic is moving without too

many issues. the commute times are looking good. enjoy it while blasts. >> >> marcus what are we talking about? >> were talking about selfies... it's not going anywhere. everybody's always taking pictures of themselves. we are no strangers to that here on the set. we thought we would round up some gadgets that could help the spice up your smart phone the photos. >> 1839 when a chemist snapped this photo in the back of his family store in philadelphia saying on the back, the first light picture ever taken and it just happened to be a self portrait which makes it the first one. fast ford 175 years, the human race is still fascinated with the human race.

open face book and you're likely to be inundated with people taking pictures of themselves. in fact, it even has its own social network. this one focused on nothing but the self portrait. one of its high- profile backers happens to know something about celebrating himself. and maybe you need some help with yours. some maps claim to get a new magazine are ready with the click of a button using bright ness and smoothing to cover up your trouble spots. a filter can add fun to your photo. comic book turns you into a super hero letting you take photos and tell a story. camera 360 offers dozens of unique filters including some that can turn into a work of art. then there is photo. this one takes her photo and inmates them much like those that you see on the

internet. >> show your face. >> finally, all kinds of devices that will improve your pictures. this is a stabilizer. what you do is stick your phone in this clamp. be careful because the clamp is not that sturdy. be sure you have a strong case in case your phone calls out. twice this a bit and extend out and you can go all around and take all kinds of pictures of yourself with your friends and your co-workers. you don't look dorky with this thing at all. it's $34. you can get it on there website. there you go. you don't look down what this thing at all. go on to my website where you can find all those apps in case you missed something. we have more camera

apps up there as well. and if you have a favor one let us know. >> his current take right now and put it on twitter. ready? >> it's hard to reach up and take the picture like this. >> if you couldn't do it? >> i don't have the headphones on there. but his ego. >> you guys play with that for bit. we have some real news to cover. we of weather and traffic. >> coming up, justin bieber strikes back after his alleged fight with orlando bloom.

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on jimmie foxx is clear to portray mike tyson in his life work. also sing martin scorsese is involved in some capacity. they're still in discussions. but jamie foxx is rep has not commented. >> is he going to get the tattoo? in the latest blow of the ongoing drama with or linda bloom justin bieber posted a

picture orlando bloom and crying. the is no caption leaving it up to fans to interpret. reports say it to the two got into a fight in spain. bad blood since they both have been seen out with each other's backs girlfriends. >> to get new ones and move on. >> i can't wait to find out what happens next. restore enough cool but quiet. 62 at o'hare. 59 in bartlett pears 54 at aurora. 82 degrees today around average. a spotty showers today their chance of a scattered thunderstorms tomorrow. a fairly dry weekend. most of the day will be cloudy. 81 for the high on sunday. the warmest day of the next seven is next tuesday. >> coming up to 5:00, workers' strike demanding higher wages at a fast-food restaurant. >> and how your facial

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